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Battery data becomes shield as recourse claims open in EV fire compensation

South Korea began an \"EV Fire Peace-of-Mind Insurance\" scheme in July that compensates damage before the cause is determined. Policy terms allow insurers to seek recourse from vehicle owners or drivers, manufacturers including parts makers, importers, charging-facility owners or managers, or other liable third parties once fault is confirmed. Battery makers are excluded from insured parties and premiums, but can face claims if defects are found or if losses exceed coverage limits.

AI & Enterprise

No time to patch: AI era puts new focus on cybersecurity

The cybersecurity industry has long assumed defenders had time to set patch priorities after vulnerabilities were disclosed, but AI is rapidly shrinking that window, Axios reported. As the time from disclosure to real attacks shortens, companies may need to patch systems within hours rather than days or weeks. Microsoft released patches for more than 600 vulnerabilities in July. Security experts warn attackers can weaponise flaws faster than organisations can respond.

AI & Enterprise

Sparrow registers \'Sparrow Enterprise\' app security testing solution with Korea procurement platform

Sparrow, an application security company, said on July 13 it registered its integrated application security testing solution, Sparrow Enterprise v1.0, on the Korea Procurement Service digital services mall. The company said the product provides source code vulnerability and quality defect analysis, web vulnerability analysis, and open-source vulnerability and licence analysis in a single environment. It also supports automated analysis through integration with development environments such as CI/CD.